How to Troubleshoot and Fix Computer Problems

How to Troubleshoot and Fix Computer Problems

When it comes to fixing computers some people find it difficult to do, so in this video I will show you step by step on how to troubleshoot, diagnose a problem with a computer. This is a real life problem that we are going to fix.
We need to find out when pc hardware part is faulty. CPU, RAM, PSU, HDD, GPU or Motherboard. Anyone of these could be bad and we will diagnose this PC to find and replace that bad component.

1. Check or Replace Cables
2. Check all Cable Connections
3. Check Monitor
4. Check Memory (RAM)
5. Check Graphics Card (GPU)
6. Check Power Supply
7. Check CPU

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[Britec]

Did you guess what the problem was? Like this content? Thumb Video Up. Thanks.

[tbone]

Good to see that your trouble shooting steps are basically the same as mine, just some differences in the sequencing. A few tips that is not on video:
1) Clearing the CMOS. Unplug PC, remove the battery, press the power button to drain capacitor will force reload of BIOS. Hate having to RTFM to find jumper location.
2) Use of onboard video. Onboard video uses system ram so the 1 ram stick must be place in ram slot 1. May have to RTFM to find which is slot 1.

[idmooseman]

Thank you for making this type of "troubleshooting" video. I want to learn how to troubleshoot different PC problems, as well as learn about what testing equipment is needed in order to perform the different test procedures. Please continue making these videos.

[davidcenteno]

This can be useful for someone who wants to work as a tech support agent. Customers tend to call due to issues with their PC, and thanks for the video.

[MarkH]

Very helpful when you do troubleshooting videos like this. Thank you

[breakingthethwall]

I like diagnostic and repair videos but i think you have a good range of topics in your videos most of the time so no worry's.

[theska]

A good tool for troubleshooting is the speaker for beep error codes, if the motherboard is still functional, you can determine and check beeping and look it up what the amount beeps mean. I.E. problem with GPU, RAM or CPU.

[johnathanasiou]

Fantastic video, great also for new people coming into computer repairs.
That motherboard seems to use those aluminium Nichicon FP series (solid electrolyte) electrolytic caps so it's unlikely to be those as.they are rated for 50000 hours.
Non FP series electrolytic caps can bulge, a dead giveaway.
Trap for young players - Double check your monitor video input setting as some monitors don't auto detect.
Hot tip - Hook up a speaker to check for beeps & probe the voltage rails using a cheap DMM.
Sometimes power surges kill MBs like these.
Brian, all your content is awesome & extremely useful to both newbies & experienced techs & please keep it up!

[geojohnson]

No good deed goes unpunished! Hey Brian, please clean that old monitor! It really disturbs my OCD. 😏 Thanks for the video man. Have a good day.
Geo from USA

[marcus]

Great troubleshooting tips Brian, thanks!

[peterharband]

Thanks old top. Always learn something new from ur videos.

[welshtony]

As always great info, shame you had this experience though, was looking forward to the build video

[dr.nunzio_improta]

This is the best test step by step to troubleshoot and fix PC problems. My respects.

[creater-wjcg]

This is great study for comptia A+ 1001

[outlawstarr]

Great video to get back to fundamental trouble shooting.

[sylvannaloo]

really appreciate this video!! loved the full diagnosis you made. perfect for beginners

[alanwalker]

Good insightfull video hope this is the 1st of many of this type.

[projectcrca]

I appreciate the great informative trouble shooting video man. Keep up the great content.

[j.tomahawk]

Good video on hardware troubleshooting. 👍

[brainvera]

A good video representation for both New computer users and new youtube. We'll try to follow techniques next time when we'll prepared videos